Detarame Rock & Roll Theory (Detarame Rock&Roll Theory)

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Synonyms: Irodorimidori

Japanese: DETARAME ROCK&ROLL THEORY

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Type: Music

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Feb 13, 2017

Producers: Sega

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Studios: None found, add some

Source: Original

Theme: Music

Duration: 2 min.

Rating: G - All Ages

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Score: 5.42¹ (scored by 787 users)

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Ranked: N/A²

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Popularity: #12282

Members: 1,393

Favorites: 1

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Synopsis

Irodorimidori's bassist Naru Hakobe wants to make sure that her three years in high school will be worthwhile. Fueled by her intense passion for rock and roll, she can turn even the most nonsensical lyrics into a musical masterpiece.

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Background

Official music video for the song Detarame Rock & Roll Theory by the fictional band Irodorimidori. It is the fifth song in the franchise and focuses on Naru Hakobe. The song was included with the first full Irodorimidori album titled "Tani," released on October 19, 2016.

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Prequel:	Watashi no Naka no Gensou-teki Sekaikan Oyobi Sono Kengen wo Souki Saseta Aru Genjitsu de no Dekigoto ni Kansuru Ichi Kousatsu
Sequel:	Heart Beat

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Hakobe, Naru

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Yarita

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Reviews

Sep 6, 2021

AlexPaulLEWZ

Recommended

I am not a rock person. I can barely listen to rock and roll music without wanting to have the skip button near me at all times. Because of this, at first, Detarame Rock and Roll Theory did not appeal to me, especially when the lyrics sounded desynced with the music—which is a very common part of rock and roll—and one of the main reasons why I don't like the genre.

When the song reached its refrain, however, my opinions completely flipped. How could such a refrain perfectly fit within a song like this? It's very catchy—even my brother liked it.

Overall, a very enjoyable piece, I ...